Research in the field of medicine that elicit legislative changes in the health budget

• Author: Dana Sonia Oieru - Remus Amorin Popa
• Position: PhD student, University of Oradea, Faculty of Medicine - Professor, University of Oradea, Faculty of Medicine, Chief of Doctoral Medical School
• Pages: 49-56

AGORA International Journal of Juridical Sciences, www.juridicaljournal.univagora.ro

ISSN 1843-570X, E-ISSN 2067-7677

No. 1 (2015), pp. 49-56

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RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE

THAT ELICIT LEGISLATIVE CHANGES IN THE HEALTH BUDGET

D.S. Oieru , R.A. Popa

Dana Sonia Oieru,

*Correspondence:

PhD student, University of Oradea, Faculty of Medicine

The Doctoral School of the University of Oradea, Faculty of Medicine

Iacobinilor str., no 12 A, postal code 410251, Oradea, Bihor county.

tel. no:+40742139284

email address: oierusonia@yahoo.com

Remus Amorin Popa

*Correspondence:

Professor, University of Oradea, Faculty of Medicine, Chief of Doctoral Medical School

The Doctoral School of the University of Oradea, Faculty of Medicine

Iacobinilor str., no 12 A, postal code 410251, Oradea, Bihor county.

Abstract

Regarding the psychological factors as etiologic agents that trigger the somatic

diseases has gained more and more ground in the past few years, successfully repeating that

the human being is a bio-psycho-social entity. In order to render the psychological

interventions more efficient for the management of the diabetes mellitus diseases, we must

detect and modify those configurations of the early maladaptive schemes and coping styles

that stick together in the so-called acquired vulnerability which makes the person liable to an

inappropriate reaction against stress.

Keywords: acquired vulnerability, coping style, adaptive weakness, management of

the disease, psychological intervention.

Introduction

The ground-breaking progress achieved within the sciences whose object is the health

condition, is the consequence of a revolution in theory and practice and forms the basis of a

radical change of the traditional notions about the human nature of the health condition and

disease. In the centre of this revolution rests the human behavior and its determinations in the

social framework and the existence of different criteria for understanding the etiology,

treatment and prevention of many medical disorders assigned to biological causes only.

This revolution encourages the development and growth of the multidisciplinary

approaches, including the psychology of health condition, medical psychology, medical

behavior.

Background and Aims: A great number of paper was dedicated to the mood-based

psychosomatic diseases and the role of negative affectivity1. Many researches in `80 years

were focused on a mood the authors called “negative affectivity” (NA). The subjects with NA

show a high level of discomfort and dissatisfaction, are introspective, linger upon their

failures and mistakes, tend to be negative, focusing on the negative aspects of themselves and

of the others. Negative affectivity has similar features with other dispositional typologies,

such as neuroticism, anxiety, pessimism, maladaptation.[1-4]

1 Flaxman F.E., Blackledge J.T., Bond F. Acceptance and commitment therapy, "Routledge" Press, New York,

2011;